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This book would not have been possible without the encouragement of Mariann Suarez. The assistance, wisdom and guidance of Jim Scott, my co-editor, allowed me to laugh when things seemed darkest, and the book would not have been finished without his friendship and support. I would also like to thank the contributing authors to this book. The breadth and depth of knowledge and expertise brought to this volume frankly astounds me. A special thanks to Grant Iverson who contributed to several substantive areas. A note of gratitude to the many colleagues who have shaped my thinking about neuropsychology, including Russell Adams, Lyle Baade, Darwin Dorr, Kevin Duff, Philip Fastenau, Herman Jones, Jim Scott, Mary Ann Werz, and David (DJ) Williamson. A dedication to Bob Maciunas, a true friend, pinnacle of professional integrity, and perhaps the smartest and most genuine individual I have ever known. Continue to conquer the world, my friend! A nod of appreciation to Patrick Marsh, friend and an expert in handling professional and personal life challenges. Finally, I would like to thank Janice Stern for her unending support, advice, encouragement and nudges to complete the work